Stop chasing your subs for insurance certificates.

Every certificate expires. Somebody has to catch it before it does, and right now that somebody is you.

You're the office manager or the risk lead at a general contractor or a property manager. You hold a current certificate for every sub, and you chase the renewals by hand.

There's software for this. The only price we could find published starts at ten thousand dollars a year -- a minimum written for firms with several hundred vendors. Forty subs costs the same as four hundred.

What we'd do

Collect every certificate. Watch every expiry date. Go back to the subcontractor before one lapses. You get one list that's current, and you stop being the one who chases.

It doesn't exist yet. There's nothing to buy on this page, no price has been set, and we're not taking payment or deposits.

What we won't do

We won't tell you whether a policy's coverage is adequate. That's insurance advice, and we don't give it. We check the fields and dates you tell us to check. Anything else is a question for your broker.

Your message comes to one mailbox and a person reads it. We won't add you to a mailing list, and we won't sell your details or hand them to anyone else.

The form is handled by Formspree, which emails your message to us and keeps a copy for thirty days. We don't run it on our own servers and we don't store it anywhere else.

If this is you

Email us one line: roughly how many subcontractors you carry. We'll tell you when there's something to see.